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What is the Rent‑to‐Rent Accelerator (by Samuel Leeds)

What the program offers:

• It’s a 4‑week online training teaching the rent‑to‑rent (R2R) model: you (the student) rent a property (or multiple with permission) from a landlord/agent under a guaranteed rent, then sub‐let to tenants (or convert to HMOs / serviced accommodation) to generate a profit.

• Modules include business setup, finding landlords, presenting offers, legal/contracts, tenant finding, doing due diligence etc.

• The program includes (or promises) contract packs/manuals/documents to help you legally structure deals.

• Price is about £995 (including taxes).

• Lifetime access to course material; updates are promised as rules or market conditions change.

What people are saying / some proof cases

What seems positive:

• Some participants report relatively fast results: e.g. Chantelle & Tyrone who, partway through the academy, had got deals and approximately £4,000/month from short stay lets.

• Another student, Nozie, made ~100 phone calls until she got a landlord/agent saying yes. She negotiated a rent reduction, etc. Good practical example of persistence helping.

• On Trustpilot, there are positive reviews: people saying the course is “very informative and engaging”, with “lots of practical advice”.

• Some reviews are negative. For example one person claims they paid ~£9,000 for training/membership and got “absolutely nothing”, no access or service, no refund, etc.

• On Reddit and forums some people say the promises are overhyped or the risk / difficulty underplayed. Issues like needing more capital than expected, difficulty finding landlords, legal/insurance/regulatory hurdles.

Key Risks, Challenges, and What to Verify

Here are things to be especially careful about if considering this program:

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My Assessment: Strengths vs Weaknesses

Here’s how I see the Rent‑to‑Rent Accelerator in general, and whether it might be a good fit, depending on your situation.

Strengths:

• The curriculum is fairly comprehensive; covers not just “the idea” but practical steps + legal & contract templates.

• It’s attractive for people who want to get into property income without having big capital to buy property.

• Good if you are motivated; willing to do outreach (finding landlords), negotiation, managing operations.

• The models (HMO, serviced accommodation) can scale if done well and with good systems.

Weaknesses or things to be cautious of:

• The overhead and risk can be more than people expect. Cash flow false starts (empty property, low tenant demand, legal issues) can cause losses.

• The program is UK‑based; many of the case studies, landlord mindset, laws are UK‑specific. If you are outside UK, you’ll need to adapt or check equivalences.

• The cost is not trivial. If the profit margins are small (after all costs), the ROI might be lower than advertised.

• Some testimonials may be highly selected; you often see the best success stories, but less about failures or what happens when things go wrong.

Verdict: Is it “Worth It”?

If I were you, I’d ask myself:

• Do you have a property market (in your city or country) where R2R is allowed / feasible? Where landlords might accept “guaranteed rent subletting” models?

• What is the regulatory risk in your area (tenant laws, landlord consent, licensing)?

• How much capital + time + risk are you ready to take? Even with a course, success depends heavily on execution and local conditions.

• Are you comfortable cold‑calling / networking with landlords/agents, managing tenants, handling maintenance, etc.?

 

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